I’ve got a physical code generator as backup like any person worried about their phone breaking should have.

Now I can’t answer for other regions, but with my carrier here in Norway I can sign in to their website and authenticate with the government ID system (bankid) and generate a new esim and get the QR code. Takes about a minute total.

I’m personally more for physical sim cards as swapping it into a new phone or swapping in a traveler datasim etc is just something I prefer to have physically.

That being said, I use esim for my phone number, and then swap in travel sims for data with my physical sim slot, works really well when you travel a lot.

You get a QR code for the new sim, go into the eSIM manager on the phone, and scan it

I do wonder if they’ll check if you have played a game via the MIG offline then go online later with a legit game, I don’t think they do currently but with the existence of the MIG I am certain Nintendo will make that happen with an update.

The MIG uses its own IDs from what I understand, and if they’re invalid (randomly generated) or used by others (not random and used by other MIG users) Nintendo will know, autodetect, and ban you

That’s a third party multi cartridge device, not related to the MIG cart at all tho.

Instantly if you try playing online.

Probably meant in the context of hiding your piracy activities.

Other way around.

Mostly iPhones actually, they do use a lot of facetime to be fair, but almost all chatting is Facebook messenger

And also as a Norwegian I don’t know a single person that uses iMessage.

Everyone I know are using Facebook messenger, Snapchat or WhatsApp.

No worries we have a solution for that https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crfGXmxJ1vM

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There’s a great open source app for keeping up with the official F1 stuff. https://github.com/BrightDV/BoxBox

How long can we go

Not all Philips bulbs actually, only Hue. They have another line called Wiz which uses wifi.

Yup, zigbee+Bluetooth. Am using a couple hue bulbs on my home assistant with a USB zigbee stick.

My ISP has their own usenet servers. I get access to all the good shit via it, for free.

It’s fantastic, I can’t install the logitech software at work so I’ve used a Linux laptop with Solaar to add/remove devices on my receivers.

Funnily enough, this web based thing actually means l can now do this on my work laptop…